Modeling and code generation tool for Entity Framework wrapped in a professional-looking interface and backed by handy features and settings. #Code Generator #LINQ to SQL #Generate SQL #LINQ2SQL #Designer #Entity
Entity Developer is a comprehensive piece of software that you can use to create, design and produce entity models and diagrams. It supports DO.NET Entity Framework, LinqConnect, NHibernate and LINQ to SQL, and it can generate C# or Visual Basic .NET code.
Installing Entity Developer shouldn't be a difficult task. As for the interface, the main application window is large and contains multiple options. You can start working on a new model by picking the type between LINQ to SQL, entity, or NHibernate.
A model explorer is put at your disposal, thus enabling you to easily navigate classes, associations, inheritances, methods, complex types, diagrams, tables and views, stored procedures, constraints, templates, and more. Designing the project is simple enough, as you can rely on basis drawing tools to make diagrams and connections between them.
It is possible to validate projects, update information with a model from the database or vice versa, generate a database script from the selected model, edit attributes, as well as examine model properties. Any errors can be studied in a separate list. Plus, you can change the UI skin and reset the toolbar layout, among other settings
As expected, the app uses a significant amount of CPU and RAM. It has a good response time to commands. However, it froze several times in our evaluation when we attempted to create new models, and we were forced to restart the program. Nevertheless, users can give Entity Developer a try to see whether it meets their requirements or not.
What's new in Entity Developer Professional Edition 7.2.10:
- Visual Studio 2022 version 17.9 Preview is supported
- The new option "Show System Schemas" (by default, False) is added to Servers' Options -> SQL Server. If the "Show System Schemas" check box is selected, database objects from system schemas will be retrieved (SQL Server)
- The new option "Retrieve Cross Schema Relations" (by default, True) is added to Servers' Options -> SQL Server. If the "Retrieve Cross Schema Relations" check box is selected, foreign keys from different schemas will be retrieved. This can take much time (SQL Server)
- The bug with detecting numeric and string literals, specified within round brackets, when generating initialization of properties basing on Oracle columns' default values in EF, EF Core, NHibernate models is fixed (ODP.NET)
Entity Developer Professional Edition 7.2.10
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